Leadership

For animals it is instinctive, while for others it is taught. Perhaps some do not even realize they are doing it. Whether it is a flock of birds following each other for food, or a general motivating his troops into war, Leadership is the foundation for a cohesive, and prosperous unit. In my opinion a leader demonstrates three very distinct characteristics. A leader, successful or not, must commit to a lifetime of continuous self-improvement, ascertain …

…to a life time of continuous self improvement, ascertain a high level of communication, and exhibit some compassion and understanding to his unit. Those three characteristics are the very least a leader should master. In my opinion a leader is not born a leader but nurtured into one. As General Carl E. Mundy once said, “ “The competence of our future leaders and their leadership abilities are determined by our ability to educate and train them.”